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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR mentions a hair verse and curing Ayer’s stores, with a chorus reference. The readable details suggest a poetic line or ad-like snippet about remedies linked to Ayer’s. No clear event or persons established.
The piece argues the Salmon bank collapse was used for political gain. It portrays the Salmons as old trustees who neglected duties, with the cashier alleged to have controlled affairs and forged notes to boost security. It notes inspections failed to uncover deceit and cites Roosevelt announcing Russian and Japanese peace envoys meeting in Washington on August 16.
The notice advertises an annual subscription price of 1.00 in advance. It emphasizes prepayment benefits and invites readers to subscribe for a year in advance, outlining the cost and method.
The bridge committee endorses a new project for Lexington with little delay needed for public deliberation. The proposal stands alone without trolley line ties and is believed easier to finance, awaiting citizen subscriptions to proceed.
The text recounts a sequence of political appointments and perceived honors amid a broad government drive. It names figures such as Paul Morton and Seth Miveck, mentions Air Bout and The Suef teont magnus, and hints at federal funding and anti corruption probes. It reads as an era’s chaotic reportage with unclear cohesion.
The St Louis Republic reports over 60 fatalities and more than 3,000 serious injuries from explosives during Fourth of July observances, highlighting a high toll and ongoing safety concerns across the period.
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Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about a baby related item and a cigarette reference. Details are unclear due to illegible characters, making precise identification of people places or events impossible.
The readable portion is fragmented and does not provide a clear event, person, place, or date. No substantive details to confirm a specific news item or outcome for a concise card.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference Puttoy Company milling, worker terms, market spools, and a formal meeting. Many garbled phrases hinder clear facts such as dates, places, people, or actions.
garbled OCR text lists a tavern and railroad related items. mentions a person aged 66 and a date around 1905. readable fragments include a name sequence and a location hint but many words are indecipherable.
J Besar of Missouri Kansas Electric Telephone Company visited Lexington Thursday and Friday to gauge public opinion on franchise prospects. He outlined proposed rates and terms, noting state law limits on exclusive franchises and urging fuller information before a decision. Mrs Kokeindoffer, widow of the former pastor, was a frequent visitor. she was buried in Jeffersonville, Indiana.
Mrs Sallie Alien Kokendolfer wife of Rev A W Kokendolfer of Mexico Missouri died at her home on Wednesday July 6 She was a writer of the late Mrs EB J Fenster
William Woodruff through attorney Clarence Vivian sues Oxnard Winkler mayor of Lexington for 5000 damages to be heard at the August term. The action stems from Woodruff arrest and cattle detention by Police under the mayor's direction after cattle spooked and strayed onto private property. Woodruff posted bond and faced charges before Police Judge J P Chinn.
Dr. Geo W Bates traveled to Kansas City Thursday for treatment. His leg was amputated above the knee after surgeons decided to operate at once. He rallied promptly after the operation and is reported as doing well and in good spirits. News of his condition has brought cheer to Lafayette and friends who are wishing him a speedy recovery.
Mrs I N Adams entertained the Bridge Club at her South Street home on Thursday with fresh meats served. Guests included Fletcher from Sedalia and Aullville. the club's location remains undisclosed. A local note mentions a large snake reported nearby and a monthly magazine plan for Tol devond to the Territories.
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